Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1887-07-29

bays be compelled to pay the car COM
any mileage,
The interstate commission is consider
pg a case involving the right of colored
eople to ride in first-class railway cars
hen provided with first-class tickets
he case is that of colored preacher of
labama who was brutally elected from
tirst-class car because he refused to go
ito the smoker.
A number of Chinese gambling-houses
Fere burned at Los Angeles Sunday
horning The fire spread until it had con-
|1med % buildings, which short time
efore had housed 1000 Cinnamon. In
flligent Cinnamon place the loss at from
100, 900 to $4,000. but outsiders esti-
bate the loss at less. There was but
tile insurance on the buildings.
Deputy United States Marshal Bern
ard boarded the French steamer La
champagne at New York Saturday night,
nd captured Fillmore Zaleski, employed
the general post Office at Vienna. On
Lay 26, Zaleski stole money equal to
q, 900 in United State currency from
he post-office, and accurate descriptions
the robber had been telegraphed all
Eer the world. Marshal Bernhard sus-
ected that the robber would come to
+merica by French or Italian steamer,
nd so was on the lookout for him.
An indianapolis Qnd.) dispatch of
st week says: A novel sight was wit
Pssed here yesterday as the result of the
Ugh temperature of the past three weeks.
pine time ago firm received consign-
[ent of eggs packed in boxes after the
Fual manner. The eggs were placed in
orage and yesterday morning the con-
gnee had occasion to open the case.
hen the lid was removed the low call
chicks sounded in his ears. One en-
Re layer of eggs was found to be hatch
g out, and in few minutes after the
fgs were brought to the light fifteen
ell-developed 'orphans" picked their
lay though the shells. Another layer
eggs began to hatch out about noon,
hd it now looks as though the entire
assignment will hatch
Bell county, Ky, is the scene of a dis
(rbance which calls to mind the Craig
blliver feud in Rowan county. Two
en- are known to have been killed and
any more will doubtless meet their fate
ffore the battle is ended. The sheriff
fmmOned posse to arrest the Turner's,
Fing on Yellow creek. They resisted,
Pd in the fight which ensued George
homas of the posse and George Turner
the other side were killed. Each side
IS been reinforced, and the fight is raging
bitter than at first. Thomas's two
Fothers have left Williamsburg for the
enc. They are bold fearless men and
Jed to the smell of gunpowder. They
II prove no mean addition to the sherif-s
|sse. There is general feeling of in
curity, and if this present outbreak
not stopped Immediately it is probable
at the governor will be called upon to
force order.
The heaviest rainfall known for twenty
bars visited some portions of New Eng
nd and the Middle States during Friday
ID Saturday. In New Hampshire Sat
|day's storm was very severe, six inches
lling at Concord in less than twenty
ur hours. In western Massachusetts
id on the borders of New York State.
Ptably at Hillsdale, and in New Jersey,
|ry sad stories come of the rush of the
bod. On the Fitchburg road, near
iller's Falls. Mass. it is reported that
be landslide and dozen washouts occur
d within a distance of two miles. At
illsdale, n. y, a cloud burst, raising
reen River 10 feet in half an hour, it is
ported, sweeping away ten bridges,
favy dams, and drowning one person.
ear Belvidere, n. j., landslide occur
Id which wrecked portion of a house
nd killed two women while at work in
e dining room,